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1. #Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework uninstall drivers
2. #Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework uninstall driver
3. #Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework uninstall windows

You'll need to download driver version 0 found at this link from Dell's site: Ī03 is the release version name for driver version 0. Some variety: SK Hynix SC308 or SC300 / Micron 1100 / Liteon CV3 Drives used and tested are all what they shipped with.Open to suggestions of where else to look. We’ve looked over the specs and the physical hardware and have not found anything consistent that would mark a machine as a good or bad 5470.We’ve tried to image the bad 5470s with each round. MDT driverset was updated each time Dell released more.Not sure on their numbering scheme, did not match formats I looked up.

#Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework uninstall drivers

In case this helps, some extra points from what we have tested: SpeedFan again confirms theyĬan rev to ~80C but never actually overheat.ĭoes anyone have any idea why this would be happening to these machinesĪnd how we can address it? Or does anyone have any suggestions of what further to test or try for a diagnosis? Gets us to a point the machine will no shutdown. Rolling back drivers via multiple uninstalls of theįive Intel Dynamic Platform & Thermal Framework drivers while in Safe Mode That any of the M.2 drives will be fine in a known good 5470 and will force ‘overheat’

Through many drive shuffling tests, we are certain Any drive swapped into a bad 5470 displays the SAME issue, quick This is why these two issues are together and why diagnosis for part one That drive into a bad 5470, see if everything works, then deploy if all is Recently had an idea for a workaround: image on a good 5470, swap Of our 5470s and all other models image fine, so it became a background project Aīland W10 image works so we know it is specific to our custom image.

#Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework uninstall windows

“ Windows could not complete the installation. Get to first reboot, Dell logo with “Preparing Drivers”, then get the error We have six (so far) 5470s that worked the first Is there any way to avoid keeping the machine on the old Thermalįramework? Or are we stuck using an outdated driver for temp monitoring? Searches online say this is a recurrent Dell issue…. 40C typically and then 83C at maxing when 100% CPU. Right now we have it on 0 and SpeedFan monitoring the Thermal Framework, but the only ones that do not trigger the shutdowns are some Then the message becomes “Shutting Down”. We determined the Thermal Framework driver updated (versionĩ, the latest) and started falsely detecting overheating.Ĭases, Critical Thermal Event, ACPI Thermal Zone = Intel (R) Dynamic Tuning: TCPU _CRT = 373K ( so 102 degrees C)Įven when the machine is cold, it can start, get to Windows “Please Wait” Usable access was only by rebooting into Safe Mode before a We have a 5470 that was deployed and beganīeing shut down by Windows quickly after boot (sometimes before login, (specifically many versions of the Dynamic Platform Thermal Framework), andįirst, the easy test case. I’ve got a two-part puzzler involving Dell Latitude E5470s, Intel drivers